Tourist offices Philippines

The handy all-in-one address! For up-to-date information on accommodation and transportation. To book a whole range of excursions: island tours, kayaking, hiking or fishing. For a nice souvenir store, welcome to the Art Café. Because they also serve as a currency exchange office. And the restaurant serves vegetarian dishes. All in all, it's the place to go to plan your stay if you haven't planned ahead.

This site is full of useful information (particularly on ferry schedules and updated aircraft); he is in English.

There's no need to go through an agency to organize your whale shark interaction outing: just go to the tourist office, register, complete a 6-person boat (or share the price), pay theenvironmental fee and snorkeling equipment rental and then set off on your adventure. Before heading out to sea, the friendly staff will show you a promotional video that also includes safety rules to ensure the animal's well-being, which is protected and preserved here.

It is in the same building as the mayor's office in Trece Martires City.

Banking agency with a DAB. 

This is a tourist office worthy of the name! The staff is extremely welcoming, available and will provide you with a lot of information about the city of Dumaguete, Negros Oriental and even the island of Siquijor. If you have questions about what to do, what to see, how to organize an expedition... they will tell you everything and in a good mood. On their Facebook page they publish the cultural events of the city. Don't hesitate to come and visit them when you are there.

The Bislig Tourism Office in the Philippines is located in the City Hall building on Laurente Street in Poblacion.

Located in the center of Banaue village, this is where the buses arrive. The tourist office is not particularly useful, you will mostly go through your guesthouse to organize your visits. However, they can provide the visitor with a map of the area (20 PHP), arrange private transportation and find you an official guide whose rates are fixed: it is necessary to count around 1 500 PHP per guide for one day. This will avoid you having to use the services of a "fake" guide (who can wait for tourists at the bus station).

This is a very useful tourist office. They are in charge of coordinating the different associations of accredited guides and of fixing the prices of the expeditions (so you are sure to get a fair price if you go through them). Several walks are proposed to discover the area, through Echo Valley, the hanging coffins, the underground river and the Bokong waterfalls. It is also here that you will pay the environment tax when you arrive (50 PHP).

The tourist office in Manila isn't exactly a mine of information, but they may be able to help if you have a specific question. You shouldn't expect much help in organizing your trip. However, it may be worthwhile to take a look at the various websites of the Philippine Department of Tourism to keep abreast of events throughout the year and tourism news at the time of your visit, or even ideas for things to do or see in the capital.

It's located in the Capitol in Mambajao (on the left, after the hospital), on the way out of town. The staff at the provincial tourist office are very helpful and dynamic. They can be a rich source of information on what to do in the area and what to see. They can also help you if you're looking for a guide to climb Mount Hibok-Hibok, for example. It might be worth dropping in when you arrive on the island.

Alaminos City Hall is the city hall located in Alaminos, Philippines. Alaminos is a city with many tourist attractions, including the Hundred Islands National Park, a natural wonder not to be missed. In addition to this, the city also offers other interesting sights. For those wishing to stay in Alaminos, there is a list of accommodation available, as well as a list of restaurants and banks. In case of emergency, there are also emergency numbers available.

Zamboanga City, located in the Department of Tourism region, is an attractive tourist destination in the Philippines. The city's Tourism Office is a point of reference for travelers seeking information on local attractions, activities and events.

Internet cafes throughout the city charge around 20 to 30 P per hour.

This tourist office is the place to go if you want to climb Mount Apo. The website lists around ten sworn mountain guide agencies, so you can choose one with complete confidence. A two-day ascent costs a minimum of PHP 2,900 per person per group of five for a guide and permit (excluding food and camping equipment). The Mandangan Trail is the most popular.

Please note that to make reservations (required only in April and June), it is advisable to contact the PAC Complex.

An office to get all the information necessary for your travel in the region.

Personal site: travel stories with many photos.

Travel and tourism library on the Philippines and all kinds of information, including personal travel stories.